Back In My Day: You can’t Google the answer to prosperity
Prosperity isn’t the same for everyone, but listening to others who have experienced it might be a good start to figuring it out.
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Back In My Day: Spending time with loved ones
We should take some time with our loved ones before making a leap into the unknown.
Back In My Day: Now is a good time to love your COVID people.
As coronavirus restrictions loosen around the world, appreciating those who stuck by us along the way is the first step of post-pandemic recovery.
Back In My Day: The Media: Out of touch and simply out of time
The portrayal of older adults in the advertisement industry does them a sincere injustice, failing to recognize the reality and diversity of the aging process.
Back In My Day: Successful aging isn’t all too successful
The promise of a perfect aging strategy falls short in recognizing the autonomy and individuality within the aging process.
Back In My Day: The conversation on aging reaching full circle
Is the narrative around aging and improving the lifespan just repeating the same old story or is there more to look forward to?
Back In My Day: Mental health is just as much of an issue for the old as it is for the young
It is imperative that we figure out a way to better reach older adults who are living in vulnerable situations, as their mental health issues are compounded by social isolation and this constant aura of bad news.
Back In My Day: Older Asian adults are under attack
A lack of legislation and action on behalf of older adults has resulted in the scapegoating of an already vulnerable population, particularly during the pandemic — older Asian adults.
Back In My Day: Older adults are being left behind with vaccinations
As the vaccination movement progresses beyond healthcare workers and older adults, the disparity in technological savviness and available resources shines light on those left
Back In My Day: Let’s chat about Biden’s “Old Guard”
The incoming cabinet and administration as a whole suggests a turn to times of yore, but breaking down the overall situation may paint a different picture.